RICHARDS & RICHARDSON

Every appointment I made with Richardson, be it the day of or months in advance, his office - and the overflow one across the hall - would be completely full, sometimes difficult finding a seat.Then the wait. THE WAIT! I get that all doctors often run 15-20 behind, or rarely longer than that. But Richardson would be at the very least an hour. Every time.Then you'd finally get called back, and the clock restarts for another 45-60 minutes. And it wasn't as if he gave you his undivided attention and showed general concern for you and took time to make sure you were not just treated, but taken care of. I became his patients when I was 12. I don't remember ever Not being given an antibiotic for each illness. Now, antibiotics don't work on me for much and my immune system is shot. He'd come in the exam room in a rush, making you feel hurried, then the next thing you know he's left your chart at the front. I'd write down questions to ask and still leave, over 3 hours later, and medcated